Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 168 | "Then six View more quotes about thousand">thousand!" he cried, in fury. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 165 | Accordingly, their abundance and affordability, and nature, comes often as a welcome surprise to the new male immigrant, so to speak, on Gor. |
| 26 | 166 | Sometimes he discovers a girl he knew on Earth, one perhaps hitherto far from accessible to him, who is now a Gorean slave girl, whom he then buys for his own. |
| 26 | 167 | Indeed, sometimes, as I understand it, a young recruit for slavers, and such, may suggest that one or more girls he knew on Earth be brought to Gor, for his slave ring. |
| 26 | 168 | "Then six thousand!" he cried, in fury. |
| 26 | 169 | "Surely you are mad," I said. |
| 26 | 170 | "How mad?" said he. |
| 26 | 171 | "Consider the danger to yourself, the difficulty of the business. |
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Accordingly, their abundance and affordability, and nature, comes often as a welcome surprise to the new male immigrant, so to speak, on Gor.
Sometimes he discovers a girl he knew on Earth, one perhaps hitherto far from accessible to him, who is now a Gorean slave girl, whom he then buys for his own.
Indeed, sometimes, as I understand it, a young recruit for slavers, and such, may suggest that one or more girls he knew on Earth be brought to Gor, for his slave ring.
"Then six thousand!" he cried, in fury.
"Surely you are mad," I said.
"How mad?" said he.
"Consider the danger to yourself, the difficulty of the business.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)